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SSR6 Revision V1 vs V2 – Clause Changes

  • 30 Apr 2026
  • 6:30 PM
  • Adelaide University in Room 313

We would like to invite you to a talk by Esaaf Alsoki on "SSR6 Revision V1 vs V2 – Clause Changes". We will be hosting this talk both in person at Adelaide University in Room 313 in The Braggs building or online through the attached teams link. The talk will held on the 30th of april and will begin shortly after 6:30pm. We look forward to seeing you in person or online to hear about the IAEA's updates to the transport of radioactive material. For those who cannot attend online or in person, a recording of the event will be made available on the resources/webinar tab of the ARPS website.


About the Presentation:

This presentation examines the key clause changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of SSR6, with a focus on the implications for the mineral sands, uranium, and rare earth elements (REE) industries. The 2025 release of IAEA SSR-6 (Regulations for the Safe Transport of Radioactive Material) Revision 2 introduces changes to terminology, classification criteria, and operational requirements with direct implications for mineral sands, uranium, and rare earth element (REE) operations. This presentation provides a clause-by-clause comparison of Revision 1 and Revision 2, identifying the updates most relevant to Management & Radiation Safety Officers in the mining and processing sectors. Key areas covered include the expanded NORM definition, revised alpha emitter classifications, mixed load requirements, and transitional compliance deadlines. The work was carried out in collaboration with Dean Crouch and Alexia Denys from RadSol.

About the Presenter:

Esaaf is a Radiation Safety Advisor with a BSc in Physics and an MSc in Radiation Protection and Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources. Currently working with RadSol, she applies statistical methods and systematic approaches to assure compliance with radiation protection legislation. She is working toward ARPAB accreditation as a Certified Radiation Safety Advisor, is an ARPS SA Branch committee member, and is passionate about making radiation science more accessible through clear communication and training.



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